PANAMA CITY, March 16 (Reuters) - The risk of banking
issues in Panama from the United States or Europe is "very
limited", the country's banking watchdog said on Thursday,
saying the Central American country has no exposure from
interbank deposits or investment portfolios.
"We can count on a very solid banking system," Amauri
Castillo, a superintendent at Panama's banking regulator, said
at a conference in Panama City.
(Reporting by Milagro Vallecillos; Writing by Sarah Morland;
Editing by Anthony Esposito)
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